Invesco Dynamic Food & Beverage ETF(PBJ)

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QUALITY SIGNAL RECENCY
1-STAR RATING
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BUY for 15 days
PROFIT SINCE LAST BUY
+0.27% ▲
LAST CLOSE
$48.56
11/11/2026
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Advisory History & Simulated Performance *

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Upturn Advisory & Investor View for PBJ

11/11/2026: PBJ (1-star) has a low Upturn Star Rating. Not recommended to BUY.

PBJ provides targeted exposure to the US food and beverage industry using a quantitative, dynamic selection process. Its main strengths include its defensive focus on essential consumer goods and a disciplined methodology that seeks to identify high-potential stocks. It is best used as a thematic, defensive component within a larger portfolio. Key risks include industry-specific concentration, margin pressure from commodity inflation, and a higher expense ratio than broad-market staples funds. It is most suitable for long-term investors who prefer a strategy-driven approach to stable industries and should monitor sector-wide margin trends and consumer spending data.

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The Upturn Star Rating and the current BUY, SELL, or PASS advisory are generated by Upturn’s AI advisory engine based on proprietary signal analysis, price behavior, advisory history, and historical signal performance.

ETF holdings, costs, diversification, valuation, risks, and market conditions provide supporting context about the fund.

Investor Fit

Investor styleFitWhy
Growth investorMixed fitWhile it targets growth factors, the consumer staples sector is generally considered a defensive rather than high-growth area.
Momentum investorStrong fit while signal remains positiveThe quantitative methodology inherently captures momentum-based stock selection trends.
Value investorMixed fitThe fund's focus on stock selection can include value metrics, but the sector itself fluctuates between value and growth characteristics.
Dividend/Income investorStrong fitMany food and beverage companies within the ETF are mature, cash-generative businesses that pay consistent dividends.
Low-risk investorStrong fitThe food and beverage industry is traditionally considered a defensive sector with lower relative volatility.

Investor Profile

Ideal Investor Profile

Investors seeking defensive, sector-specific exposure with a tilt toward quantitatively selected stocks rather than a passive market-cap approach.

Suitability

Best suited for long-term investors looking to add defensive, essential-industry exposure to a diversified portfolio.

Risk Profile

Risk factorLevelWhy it matters
VolatilityMediumAs a consumer staples fund, it generally exhibits lower beta than the broader market.
Market riskMediumBroad economic downturns can affect consumer discretionary and staple spending alike.
ConcentrationMedium / highThe fund is restricted to the food and beverage industry, lacking broader sector diversification.
Tracking/expenseLowThe fund tracks its index reliably, though the expense ratio is higher than plain-vanilla sector ETFs.
LiquidityLowSufficient trading volume prevents extreme exit costs for typical retail positions.
Business/sector qualityLowThe food and beverage sector is characterized by stable, essential demand.

Risk Analysis

Volatility

PBJ typically displays moderate volatility, reflecting its status as a consumer staples vehicle while incorporating growth-tilted stock selections.

Market Risk

The fund faces risks related to the overall consumer staples sector, including margin compression, regulatory changes, and broader economic cycles impacting consumer demand.

What the ETF Owns

Exposure TypeExposureWeight (%)Retail Investor Read
IndustryPackaged Foods & Meats45This segment provides core defensive exposure to essential consumer staple goods.
IndustrySoft Drinks & Beverages30Beverage companies often provide stable cash flows and strong brand loyalty.
IndustryFood Retail & Distributors20Retailers offer insight into consumer spending patterns and supply chain efficiency.
Cash/collateralCash and Equivalents5Minimal cash is held to manage liquidity and daily transaction requirements.

Price Behavior

Downtrend
PRICE PATH

Downtrend

The stock has experienced a sustained decline in price over recent periods.

Very Smooth
PRICE STABILITY

Very Smooth

The stock has followed a highly orderly price path with minimal short-term disruption.

Analysis of Past Performance

Type ETF
Historic Profit 5.66%
Avg. Invested days 41
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